Amarillo Globe Publishing Details and Pricing
The Amarillo Globe details its founding date February 20 1924 and publication in Amarillo Texas as a second class matter. It lists staff including Gene Rowe publisher and editor Wilbur C Hawk general manager and notes Associated Press rights. Subscriptions shown for weekly monthly and combined with The Amarillo Daily News with morning evening and Sunday editions.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Rowe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Youth Takes Hand in War Effort and Nobel Prize Report
The article notes youth in Great Britain becoming serious and taking action to aid the nation after Marshal Joffre’s death. It reports Nobel Prize tallies showing Germany leading in prizes, France and England behind, with the United States fourth, and cites Helen Keller on sight and perception.
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Great Britain
Marshal Joffre
Marne
America
Germany
France
England
United States
Peace
Fate Assembling Banana Peels and Germs in Life
Quote from Robert Hillyer noting fate as a jumble of tiny, overlooked hazards and random objects that philosophers alone might notice.
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Robert Hillyer
The Passion for Short Cuts
Glenn Frank argues that democracy in crisis risks shortcuts toward dictatorship by elites or mass direct action. He warns quick fixes in policy and procedure threaten liberal government as both Italy and Russia prove democracy avoids shortcuts.
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Glenn Frank
Times
Italy
Russia
McClure
Poisoned Death Baffles Washington Mystery in Winslow Case
Dr. Paul Kane dies from carbon monoxide in a Washington home. Elsa Chase, linked to Arnold Winslow and his adopted son Jack, draws detective G. Thorne’s scrutiny. Coroner’s inquest hints at a buried telephone line and a missing Jack as more clues surface. Tomorrow’s chapter promises further revelations.
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Paul Kane
Elsa Chase
Washington
Arnold Winslow
Jack
Elsa
Winslow
G. Thorne
Kane
Lucy
Jack Winslow
Dr. Kane
Penfield
Glover
Board
Ferguson
N.G
Witnesses Describe Car Owner's Movements in Kane Death Case
The cook and Peter the chauffeur testified during the coroner inquest. The cook claimed ignorance of Dr Kane's death until Tuesday morning and heard no night noises. Peter said Winslow last appeared five PM yesterday, lent the car for use that night, and left the garage key with Winslow.
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Lambert
Dr. Kane
Peter
Penfield
Jack Winslow
Jack
Ravens in Greece and Italy Linked to Apollo Divination
The raven's sacred ties to Apollo include omens of bad news when the birds appear. Cicero is described as surrounded by ravens, reflecting a superstition about their portents.
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Greece
Italy
Apollo
Cicero
Derrick the Hangman and the Nest Egg Metaphor
A seventeenth century English hangman conceived a crane to hang criminals and the term derrick remains in use for lifting devices. The phrase nest egg comes from grandmothers urging hens to lay eggs. A person with money seeks to increase it, hence savings as a nest egg.
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Derrick
Justice Is Blind series preview and request for origins
Advert describes tomorrow’s feature "Justice Is Blind" and invites readers to submit ideas on how customs began. It explains the series will illustrate origins of various sayings and asks for suggestions to be addressed to Russ Murphy at The Globe.
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Russ Murphy
Bohemianism of Village Is Almost Gone
New York’s Greenwich Village is largely stripped of its Bohemian character. Ornate new buildings push out dreamers, leaving only tourist fakes as the Village’s essence fades. Once vivid scenes of open houses, late nights, and unconventional life give way to commercial fashion and memorials of a past era.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Greenwich Village
Hans Stengel
Washington Arch
Sinclair Lewis
Theodore Dreiser
Hendrick van Loon
Willard Huntington Wright
Harris Merton Lyon
O. Henry
Robert Henri
Bob Chanler
Rose O'Neil
WAR VETS TO DISCUSS FUND PLAN TONIGHT
Ex service men and interested public meet at 7 30 tonight at Municipal Auditorium to discuss legislation on immediate payment of veterans adjusted compensation certificates. The Legion seeks a canvass before pledging support with speakers Judge Hal Randolph Mayor Ernest O Thompson and Mayor E A Simpson. George Broome chairs the arrangements.
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Municipal Auditorium
Legion
Hal Randolph
Court of Civil Appeals
Ernest O. Thompson
E. A. Simpson
George Broome
Marathon Dance Planned for February 10 at Polk Street
A marathon dance at 911 Polk Street is set for February 10 with 10 initial couples and more to join. Prizes total 1000 dollars to the three winning pairs. The manager aims to reach 1000 hours, surpassing the world amateur record of 946 hours. Interested entrants should call Pla-Mor Golf course.
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Polk Street
Pla-Mor
Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse Awakens in the Green Forest
Farmer Brown's boy finds Nimbleheels the Jumping Mouse in a hollow stump stores seeds and nuts and believes the creature is dead. He thaws him, awakens the mouse, and caring for him in a makeshift bed as Nimbleheels regains life and vigor. The scene blends woodland discovery with a gentle domestic moment.
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Farmer Brown
Nimbleheels
Green Forest
Mother Brown
Black Pussy
T. W. Burgess
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